GIFT OF GIVING: Representatives from the area’s community organisations accept their donations in 2014 from the Milton Ulladulla Bowling Club, Milton Ulladulla Ex Servos and the Mollymook Golf Club. File image.
Not-for-profits have been the winners for the 2017 Shoalhaven ClubGRANTS program, with funding for projects valued at $305,525 across the region delivered.
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ClubGRANTS is a shared State Government-Club Industry program, funded by a 1.85 per cent gaming machine tax rebate provided by the State Government to those registered clubs with gaming machine profits in excess of $1 million per annum.
Registered clubs with annual gaming machine revenue exceeding $1 million are to apply 0.75 per cent of those funds to Category 1 purposes.
Clubs involved in this year’s funding were:
- Mollymook Golf Club
- Milton Ulladulla Bowling Club
- Milton Ulladulla Ex Servicemen’s Club
- Shoalhaven Ex Servicemen’s Club
- Culburra Bowling & Recreation Club
- Bomaderry Bowling Club
- Club Jervis Bay
- St Georges Basin Country Club
- Sussex Inlet RSL Club
- Shoalhaven Heads Bowling & Recreation Club
A Local Committee made recommendations for Category 1 funding.
Jessica McInerney
Senior Journalist, Milton Ulladulla Times
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